Shock twist in Sydney disease outbreak
Authorities are probing if a person contracted a deadly disease that has already killed one by driving through Sydney in an open top car.
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Price spike risk in coal plan, experts warn
Proposals to keep Australian coal generators working past their retirement age risks access to affordable power supply, new research shows.
Major Australian retailer collapses
A 100-year-old company that survived two world wars has been taken down by the cost-of-living in 2025.
Woolies called out over major product
Woolworths is facing the heat again with another shareholder resolution over its salmon farming practices lodged with the company today.
Aussies’ data, including passports compromised
It has been confirmed that Aussies’ data, including passports, may be compromised if they have rented a car from this major company, even once.
Woman killed in ‘targeted’ drive-by shooting
Neighbours have recounted the shocking moment a woman was killed in what police say was a “targeted” drive-by shooting at a home in Sydney’s southwest.
Girl killed after being kicked by a horse
A teenage girl has died after being kicked by a horse in a quiet regional town.
Disturbing discovery made in Australia
In an arachnophobes nightmare, scientists have identified 55 new species of wishbone spiders.
Dad’s fury as son finds machetes at store
A distressed parent has called for police action after his son found an already half-empty box of machetes at a discount store.
Teen girl pulled from car in alleged hijacking
Shocking scenes erupted in a suburban carpark, with a teenager allegedly pulled from her car by an older man before heroic locals stepped in.
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